Structural Reforms Agriculture by Thakur Anil (4 results)

Condition: New. pp. xxiii + 314 Illus.

Condition: New. pp. xxiii + 314.

Condition: New. pp. xxiii + 314.

tables, figs (illustrator). Contents Preface List of contributors IntroductionAnil Kumar Thakur and Mithilesh Kumar Sinha I Structural Reforms and Agricultural Growth Sustainability and Other Issues 1 Structural reforms and agriculture issues and policiesS Mahendra Dev 2 Economic reforms and growth of agriculture in India a reviewFakhre Alam Rais Ahmad Ejaz Anwer and MA Salam 3 Agriculture in sust6aining Indian economic growthTushar Kanti Das and Lopamudra Mishra 4 Agricultural deceleration in Uttar Pradesh an ecological institutional and technological investigationSanatan Nayak 5 Crop biotechnology a way to sustainable solutionKiran Singh and Ajay Singh 6 Trends in investment in Indian agriculture impact of structural reformsPoonam Singh 7 Determinants of capital formation in Andhra Pradesh agricultureP Narasimha Rao 8 Corporatisation of contact farming in KarnatakaS Erappa 9 Impact of institutional credit on aggregate agricultural production in India during post-reform periodMd Izhar Ahmad and Tariq Masood 10 Analysis of the impact of terms of trade on rural poverty in IndiaRoli Mishra PS Tripathi and Rajesh Nigam II Structural Reforms Agriculture and Food Security 11 Food security of India under WTO regime availability access and affordability of food PDS and food subsidyRavi Ranjan 12 Agriculture diversification in India emerging trends and policy implicationsSanjeev Kumar 13 Globalisation food security and sustainable agriculture in IndiaSS Kalamkar 14 Genetically modified crops the essence of second green revolution and food securitySM Jawed Akhtar Md Imdadul Haque and Mohd Sharif 15 Cohort induced reforms in food front The case of Indian agricultureBipul Malakar and Sudip Jana 16 Food security and structural reforms in IndiaIndu Upadhyay III Structural Reforms Livestock and Agriculture in India 17 Trends in public expenditure in livestock sector of India during the period of economic reformsK Elumalai 18 Impact of WTO on Indian agriculture with special reference to livestock sectorRajender Kumar IndexDuring reform era agricultural sector witnessed stagnant trend in food production Instead of benefiting the farmers the process of economic liberalization and globalization is compounding their apprehension and insecurity Rural unemployment is increasing making the rural youth desperate So there is an urgent need for Second Green Revolution in Indian agriculture and taking it to higher trajectory of 4 per cent annual growth With the objective of bringing and discussing various issues of agricultural sector of India so far the Indian Economic Association declared Structural Reforms and Agriculture as one of the themes for deliberations during its 92nd Annual Conference held at School of Management KIIT University Bhubaneswar Orissa under the presidentship of Prof CH Hanumantha Rao during December 27-29 2009 Out of several scholarly papers submitted and presented on this theme during the conference 18 papers have been selected for inclusion in this book There is an introduction added for the convenience of the readers which outlines main issues and the central tenet of the book along with a brief summary of each paper 314 pp.